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Dell released their newest Ultrasharp model ,U2723QE, U3223QE Ultrasharp monitor
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No way you can run LAN port and a few USB ports full speed at the same time, given the total data bandwidth for this USB C port is 10Gbps which can be saturated by just one USB port. But if you just use one port at a time (most likely the case for most users), and if you can OK with 24bit color depth instead of 30bit, they should perform very well.
Oh my God, thank you, I'm not the only one! 4K/120hz/Glossy is actually non existant except for the huge 48" OLED C1 where 120hz is in fact not achievable (MacOS software limitation), then you have to go to gigabyte which have display port on basically the same TV but it's 1.5x more expensive, and still low DPI + huge screen... One day we will find the one.
The LG C2 will have a smaller 42” size available. It may not solve all your problems, but it is a step nearer.
Yes! I'll see, if they are smart, they will include some monitor feature like auto-sleep, and while I'm dreaming of the impossible, why not even a displayport, meanwhile... I'm looking at the U3223QE and he is looking at me, and we have some sort of attraction, my wallet is begging me not to lol
Yes I suppose so, with a single type-C connection the bandwidth must be shared when all ports are taxed. There are Thunderbolt displays out there with even less ports than this type-C one.
I guess for typical home or even office use, the LAN port is only a nice-to-have, such that your connection is not limited by rather spotty WiFi say to your home server or NAS, while the user doesn't necessarily need full 1Gbps all the time like a video editor loading footages from another floor.
I have the LG G1 for TV then, OLED is amazing but I don't think it is great for office work, at least not the LG version of OLED. The new Samsung OLED might be better for office work.
Here are some pictures. look stunning and super-thin bezel (last pic) and no gaps. Picture looks great, text seems sharp to me, videos are crisp. Will do more tests later or tomorrow. So far very happy to have it. Using 75% contrast and brightness by default and looks great.
Apologies, as am using iPhone X, and the lighting is not great.
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Looks stunning, do you have the reference of your stand? It looks like it matches the screen perfectly!
Some short videos straight from the phone with the resolution changes and look at the bezel goodness.
Will do other tests later like USB speeds, Ethernet cable and other bits tomorrow.
Will do other tests later like USB speeds, Ethernet cable and other bits tomorrow.
Yeah the monitor stand name is here: Colebrook CBS FLO Dynamic Monitor Arm Mount with Desk Fixing DYN/013/010.
You can pick them up from ebay for a reasonable price in the UK anyway - not sure about US and any where else.herman Miller also do the same stand but over priced.
Nice. 60cm should be ok. I have mine at 90cm away. The monitor arm you can also get it in a dual setup.Here is a ebay ad for the kind of setup that may work for you. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/293974838046?hash=item4472440b1e:g:mmAAAOSwmetgD~os
What do you think about the size comparing to 27 and the sharpness, what scaling option do you finally use?
Wouaw bravo for your acquisition! I'm in Belgium, we are almost neighbours haha and luckily enough several shops have the stand! Well, I'll wait a full review for the 32 inch, I'm not in a hurry anyway... But yeah it looks good, I have the S2718D, I know the bezeless feeling, never going back, I just want a 32"/4K/120hz/glossy... 120hz is amazing even for simple tasks, not only for gaming, plus glossy have better color and deeper black ;(
Compared with the LG 27, your eyes and head travels left too right for sure as the real estate is bigger but nothingto be concerned about. Its difficult to say which one i prefer but i have always wanted a 32 inch display with great specs and a reasonably priced. Was looking at the new Benq PD3025U but that is not out and could not wait any longer. Not sure the Benq will have the new IPS Black tech in it either. Sharpness will go top the 27 but not by much in my opinion so far...need to use it for the work i do to really compare fairly. I will be using it mainly for video editing and design work.
I always think of the use case as that will play a major role in deciding.
For scaling am on 3840*2160 as that was what i was using before on the 27 LG 4K. Will run with it for a week and see how i get on using the apps i normally use. .
Nice location. Yeah the stand is fantastic and you can set it to swivel 180 or 360 if you have room. I got it at 180 as my desk is deep at 90cm * 158cm. You can get really great deals on it from Ebay or your local shops if they have any promotions.
Yeah this bezeless feeling is just amazing and super happy with it. The whole design is super. Need to test this headphone jack and see if i can get audio out and can control the volume.
I think Dell or another monitor company is relasing a OLED gaming monitor but the price will be interesting. Yeah only if this had 120hz or variable refresh rate to 120hz that would be incredible with the new higher contrast to match.
dell makes good monitor, personally, I like the matte coating in Dell, the reflection handling is so good, so I can use it under any light, prefer my dell monitor to my 120hz MacBook Pro screen, I think MacBook screen has bad response time even they are in 120hz, don't know why. maybe that's due to "35ms grey to grey response time"
I agree with the coating and good monitors. this one is the same great build from design to the stand. This stand is something else...the stand-alone is more if not the same as the monitor weight...so sold it's unbelievable.
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I just realised in all that excitement - I mentioned the Dp was charging my MacBook Pro - that is incorrect and I had forgotten my MacBook was plugged into mains power. This is what happens when you operate with no sleep.
Wow, you used to run your 27 4K LG at the true 4K 3840 x 2160 resolution? I've tried that a few times with my 27" LG 4K UD-68 and text was way too small. Wouldn't even have a chance to see anything at normal viewing distance.
I'm sure it's a bit bigger on a 32" 4K, but still, you must have eagle eyes!
